Others might be examined randomly or where there is cause, Richards said.
The control group comprised a proportioned sample from epidemiological survey of prevalence of malocclusion in 12 17 years school children; 500 students in the defined age group were examined randomly in the two different schools in the vicinity without any priority, and the data was recorded.
Upon arrival, the animals were clinically examined, randomly numbered and housed in completely separated high-security isolation units.
Two independent pathologists examined randomly selected 10 fields per stained section, and two sections for each specimen using light microscope at 40× magnification.
Of the 20 adult patients examined randomly on admission, a mean value of 26.8 ± 17.8 g sputum was expectorated per patient per day, with a range of 769 69 g.
Furthermore, a genome-wide functional study examining randomly integrated reporters shows that large regulatory domains are confined to TADs and that enhancers generally act pervasively throughout these regulatory domains (Symmons et al., 2014).
During the screening (T0), baseline values were obtained, and each patient was examined, randomly assigned to either treatment or control group, and initiated on a dose of 2 capsules thrice daily with meals (Table 1).
The Gallup study is significant because it is the first to examine a randomly selected sample of American Muslims.
To understand why the dominant sub-network is sparser when the aperture distribution is broader, we examine one randomly selected realization for each value of α in detail.
The ChIP-seq results were validated using ChIP-qPCR to examine 30 randomly picked loci that represent a broad range of ChIP-seq fragment counts.
Independent qualified individuals who are not directly involved in the funded Resource are recruited as audit reviews to examine the randomly selected audit review cases and compare the annotated CDE data against the patient's clinical information.
